Add Custom Ribbon Tab For Workbook

Last week, you saw how to open and edit the Ribbon code in an Excel file that has a custom tab. This week, you can see how to create a custom tab in an Excel workbook, and add buttons to run your macros.

This example is based on an Order Form workbook, and the buttons run macros to clear the data entry cells, and to view the file before printing.

You’ll see how to set the custom tab labels and icons, and change your macros so they run from a click on the Ribbon. Exciting, right?

Watch the Video

To see the steps, please watch this video. It’s a bit longer than the videos that I usually make, but the steps are quite easy, so give it a try!

Download the Sample File

To see the written instructions, and to download the sample file, please visit my Contextures website: Add Custom Ribbon Tab to Workbook

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